1991 Toyota Pickup Brake Pads

[@saidabdulfattah1]

Somebody below says you have no business making videos. I BEG TO DISAGREE!!! Your camera work was impressively CLEAR, to me. Showed me Every Single Detail i needed to know, before starting. Keep up the fine work, its a great service!!!

[@rjaybruhh]

*_Doing mine today and got kinda stuck taking off the fronts 😂 GOOD VIDEO_*

[@billyfolchi]

My 1995 Toyota V6 pickup has the identical brake system, so your video was perfect. Everything was exactly the same. Got it done quickly and easily. Thanks for taking the time to do this excellent video!

[@CatChase957]

Thanks for the info! Going to do this job this week-end I got same model year pickup, super annoying to find right info when "95 toyota pickup" only shows first gen Tacoma results.

[@danz6851]

Thank you for putting out this video. I have a 1990 toyota pickup and I want to keep her running by doing maintenance myself on her. This was super helpful. Thanks again!

[@tubejim101]

Your welcome :)

[@patrickphippspa584]

Man that '91 is in GREAT shape!! I want it!

[@tubejim101]

I've seen some in my area that look brand new.

[@noobvideos123]

Great video my guy . Your video REALLY helps newbies like me lol .

[@wanted-33]

Thanks for the video brother, that was easy. I just bought a '92 truck, and it needs pads also.

[@tubejim101]

Glad the video helped out.

[@wanted-33]

@@tubejim101 Got the brake pads on without any problems Jim. They were quite easy to replace.

[@flyprincess69]

I had a buddy crushed to death when his jack slipped. Good precautions taken.

[@tubejim101]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@chanceberg832]

These Trucks are the best for reliability..Last year's the made them in Japan

[@billreynolds3036]

Thanks for the video. It was very helpful.

[@samueljacobs8657]

Thanks Buddy. Great video.

[@tomd720]

Thanks . I also have a '91 so now I can save a bit on labor .

[@tubejim101]

Your welcome. Hope the video helps.

[@amadosantiago3280]

very nice 👌 easy to understand you explain clearly

[@cristiancarranco6038]

Amazing video a lot of help

[@josephvasquez7466]

Very thorough!! Thank you

[@tubejim101]

Your welcome

[@austine2680]

Thank you. Saved me $100.

[@tubejim101]

Your welcome :)

[@scottkennedy1076]

Great video.

[@simonwallace4719]

Have you replaced rotors on that type of truck? I've got a Toyota with the same looking hub and would like to know how you get the rotor off.

[@glenelmhomestead1921]

Good video. Thanks

[@jonathanmartinezdrummer7830]

Also you didn’t specify about the Brake rotors they also have to be in good shape or checked before you put on the new brake pads right? I think this will also help many of us if you can explain that too… good Video. Thank you so much for the content…

[@tubejim101]

How do you take the rotors off, if they are bad?

[@jonathanmartinezdrummer7830]

@@tubejim101 no. Actually on checking the rotors if they are in good shape or they have to be turned before putting on the new pads. And if so How you would check the rotors because I’ve heard fro auto parts if you put new pads on random rotor and the rotors have some sort of defect or are Grooved they can damage new pads right?? Not sure if I’m correct let me know what you think …?

[@tubejim101]

@@jonathanmartinezdrummer7830 Many auto parts places will not turn rotors anymore. They just recommend replacing the rotors if they are bad. As long as the rotor is still thick enough, and does not have deep groves in it, you should be fine. You can usually tell bad rotors, because they will have a lip that forms. If the edges, are thinker then the center, it is time to replace them. Some cars it is easy to take the rotors off. You can take them in, and they should be able to inspect them for you.

[@kevinwhzbsjd5584]

Always replace your brake fluid. It absorbs water and contaminates the fluid. It can destroy your lines, the master cylinder, and calipers.

[@greiscook8502]

Great video ty

[@chefrobertcaldas]

you dont need those metal "v" springs for the pads? mine came with them and i lost them should i be worried?

[@tubejim101]

If your talking about the clips the brake pads sit in, just go to the auto parts store. They might just give you some, but if they charge you, you can just buy the clips for inexpensive.

[@eLAjay76]

Im u clear on the 'pushing in the piston' i couldnt see what part you were pushing in..it was too dark. Great video though

[@tubejim101]

Just pushing the pad towards the piston.

[@JaysRcs671]

Do you know if the parts are the same as the 93 model hilux?

[@tubejim101]

I don't know. If I where to guess, I would guess no.

[@drumsnspace]

On my '91 pickup, the top tab of the brake pad has an additional clip on it. I see yours didn't have it. Are they needed?

[@tubejim101]

Would need to see what your talking about. Do you mean it had two top clips? Maybe the last person did not see the old clip, and put another on top?

[@drumsnspace]

@@tubejim101 quick response, thank you... After searching for the part, turns out they are wear indicators. You can search 47771-22030 and click google images. There are pictures of the part there.

[@Y3ARxOFx53RP3NT]

Hmmm my calipers are different, same truck

[@John-co2yz]

Is there a specific torque on those two bolts? Or hand tight good enough?

[@tubejim101]

I believe it is 90 ft lbs. But you will want to double check.

[@John-co2yz]

@@tubejim101 what brake pad brand do you recommended? What did you use on the video? I am considering the Bosch quiet cast

[@tubejim101]

@@John-co2yz Akebono amzn.to/3de0M9r

[@tubejim101]

@@John-co2yz I just used some cheap ones from www.oreillyauto.com/

[@tubejim101]

If I was to go cheap, here are some good pads: amzn.to/2JTOpxg

[@flyprincess69]

Broke the bleed screw off😂

[@tubejim101]

Did you get it out?

[@flyprincess69]

@@tubejim101 👎

[@tubejim101]

@@flyprincess69 Get yourself a left handed extractor set. Something like this: amzn.to/3xpphx2

[@AerobaticImagery]

You have zero business making videos!!!!!

[@tubejim101]

Pfff, that is for sure. Wish that IRS saw it that way. They like to take money from my zero business.

[@saidabdulfattah1]

Thanks! This was Very Helpful!!!

[@luisdeleon6090]

Great video.